Tom Lane wrote:
Andre Lopes <lopes80an...@gmail.com> writes:
My question: Anyone have a function to validate e-mails?
Check the PG archives --- this has been discussed before. IIRC you
can't *really* validate them, short of actually sending mail.
And getting a reply.
But there are partial solutions in the archives.
Even a valid email can be invalid. I periodically receive emails meant for a
parent of a ten-year child who has signed up for a kids' site, but who
misspelled their parent's email address and put mine in by mistake. I also
get emails meant for a contractor in New England whose email address is
similar to mine, but has a zero where mine has an "o" (letter "oh"). In both
cases the email address is valid in and of itself, but is not valid for the
purpose intended.
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Lew
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